Captain America Quotes in Captain America: Civil War (2016)

Captain America: [about Bucky] He's my friend.

Iron Man: So was I.

Captain America: You got heart, kid. Where are you from?

Spider-Man: [straining] Queens!

Captain America: [chuckles in mild disbelief] Brooklyn!

Iron Man: [points one of his blasters at Captain America] Stay down... final warning.

Captain America: I can do this all day.

Iron Man: Ross doesn't know I'm here. I'd rather like to keep it that way, otherwise I gotta arrest myself.

Captain America: [smirks] That sounds like a lot of paperwork.

Tony Stark: [shouts] I'm trying to keep...

[calms himself]

Tony Stark: I'm trying to keep you from tearing the Avengers apart.

Captain America: You did that when you signed.

Falcon: What do we do?

Captain America: We fight.

Captain America: Do you know me?

Bucky Barnes: You're Steve. I read about you at the museum.

Captain America: I know you're nervous and you have plenty of reason to be, but you're lying.

Bucky Barnes: I wasn't in Vienna. I don't do that anymore.

Captain America: Well, the people who think you did are coming here now and they're not planning on taking you alive.

Bucky Barnes: That's smart. Good strategy.

Captain America: This doesn't have end in a fight, Buck.

Bucky Barnes: It always ends in a fight.

Captain America: This isn't gonna change what happened.

Iron Man: I don't care. He killed my mom.

Bucky Barnes: [referring to Zemo] We gotta go. That guy's probably in Siberia by now.

Captain America: We need to draw out the flyers... I'll take Vision. You get to the jet.

Falcon: [being chased by War Machine] No, you get to the jet! Both of you! The rest of us aren't getting out of here!

Hawkeye: As much as I hate to admit it, if we're gonna win this one, some of us might have to lose it.

Captain America: Alright, Sam. What's the plan?

Falcon: We need a diversion. Something big!

Ant-Man: I got something kinda big, but I can't hold it very long. On my signal, run like hell, and if I tear myself in half, don't come back for me.

Bucky Barnes: [uncertainly] He's gonna tear himself in half?

Captain America: You sure about this, Scott?

Ant-Man: I do it all the time. I mean, once... In a lab. And I passed out.

[breathes deeply]

Ant-Man: I'm the boss, I'm the boss, I'm the boss...

Brock Rumlow: You know he knew you. Your pal, your buddy, your Bucky.

Captain America: What did you say?

Brock Rumlow: He remembered you. I was there. He got all weepy about it 'til they put his brain back in a blender. He wanted you to know something. He said to me, ''Please tell Rogers... When you gotta go, you gotta go.'' And you're comin' with me.

Bucky Barnes: What's gonna happen to your friends?

Captain America: Whatever it is... I'll deal with it.

Bucky Barnes: I don't know if I'm worth all this to you.

Captain America: What you did all those years, it wasn't you. You didn't have a choice.

Bucky Barnes: I know... but I did it.

Captain America: You're Sokovian. Is that what this is about?

Zemo: Sokovia was a failed state long before you blew it to hell. No. I'm here because I made a promise.

Captain America: You lost someone.

Zemo: I lost everyone. And so will you.

Captain America: All right, Sam. What's the play?

Falcon: We need a diversion. Something big.

Ant-Man: I got something kinda big. But I can't hold it very long. On my signal, run like hell. And if I tear myself in half, don't come back for me.

Bucky Barnes: He's gonna tear himself in half?

Captain America: You sure about this, Scott?

Ant-Man: I do it all the time. I mean, once. In a lab. Then I passed out. I'm the boss, I'm the boss, I'm the boss. I'm the boss!

Spider-Man: [Ant-Man becomes giant] Holy shit!

War Machine: [Ant-Man laughs and grabs War Machine] Okay, tiny dude is big now. He's big now.

Captain America: I guess that's the signal.

Falcon: Way to go, Tic Tac!

Iron Man: Give me back my Rhodey.

Iron Man: Stand down. Last warning.

Captain America: I could do this all day.

Iron Man: [as the fight begins] Call it, Captain!

Captain America: Alright, listen up. Until we can close that portal, our priority's containment. Barton, I want you on that roof, eyes on everything. Call out patterns and strays. Stark, you got the perimeter. Anything gets more than three blocks out, you turn it back or you turn it to ash.

Hawkeye: [to Iron Man] Want to give me a lift?

Iron Man: Right. Better clench up, Legolas.

[Iron Man takes Hawkeye up to the roof]

Captain America: Thor, you gotta try and bottleneck that portal. Slow 'em down. You got the lightning. Light the bastards up.

[Thor swings his hammer and flies off and Captain America turns to Black Widow]

Captain America: You and me, we stay here on the ground, keep the fighting here. And Hulk?

[the Hulk turns and glares at Cap]

Captain America: Smash!

[Hulk grins and leaps away]

Captain America: You need men in these buildings. There are people inside and they're going to be running right into the line of fire. You take them to the basements, or through the subway. You keep them off the streets. I need a perimeter as far back as 39th.

Police Sergeant: Why the hell should I take orders from you?

[the Chitauri attack. Cap blocks a blast with his shield, bats one Chitauri away with it, then blocks a point blank assault, punches another in the face, he grabs one of their weapons and then punches the Chitauri, flinging it across the street]

Police Sergeant: I need men in those buildings. Lead the people down and away from the streets. We're going to set up a perimeter all the way down 39th Street.

Black Widow: [Penetrating the barrier with Loki's scepter] I can close it. Can anybody copy? I can shut the portal down.

Captain America: Do it!

Iron Man: No wait!

Captain America: Stark, these things are still coming!

Iron Man: I got a nuke coming in. It's going to blow in less than a minute, and I know just where to put it.

Captain America: Stark, you know that's a one way trip?

Iron Man: Save the rest for the turn, J.

Jarvis: Sir, shall I try Ms. Potts?

Iron Man: Might as well.

Black Widow: [bleeding and tired] Captain, none of this is going to mean a damn thing if we don't close that portal.

Captain America: Our biggest guns couldn't touch it.

Black Widow: Well, maybe it's not about guns.

Captain America: If you want to get up there, you're gonna need a ride.

Black Widow: [eyeing a passing Chitauri fighter craft] I got a ride. I could use a boost, though.

Captain America: Are you sure about this?

Black Widow: Yeah. It's gonna be fun.

Red Skull: You could have the power of the gods! Yet you wear a flag on your chest and think you fight a battle of nations! I have seen the future, Captain! There are no flags!

Captain America: Not my future!

Red Skull: You remain a poor choice, little brother.

Captain America: Stop calling me your brother!

Red Skull: We are both tragedies... And now I send our tortured souls to rest!

Captain America: Speak for yourself.

Captain America: Mr. President... Thanks!

Lt. Colonel Louis: Captain America. Whatever happened to him?

Captain America: He went on one mission. He didn't get his man, and he sat out the rest of the war. He sat out all the wars. No big surprise though, considering he was 4-F to start with. Don't know why anyone thought a little cellular restructuring could change that.

Red Skull: Fifty years ago, you were Dr. Vaselli's ridiculous idea. You remain a clownish symbol that no one cares about.

Captain America: I care.

Red Skull: You care? Then come to me, my brother. Let us see if this heart of yours is stronger than my hate.

Captain America: I want to get back into the fight, sir.

Lt. Colonel Louis: The fight against what? Pollution?

Captain America: Gee whiz, we gotta get going, Mr. President.

[last lines]

Commissioner Dryden: "Thanks to Captain America, who we now know to be our fighting District Attorney, the Scarab and his murderous gang will pay the supreme penalty in the electric chair at the stroke of midnight tonight. To review the Scarab's crimes..."

Mayor Randolph: No need to review them now. These convictions definitely prove that crime doesn't pay. I want to say that the people of this city owe a great deal to you, Mr. District Attorney, uh, Captain America.

Captain America: Thank you, but we owe a great deal more to Gail. Her cleverness tipped me off to the Scarab's identity.

Gail Richards: But Captain America arrived in time to capture the Scarab.

[the clock begins to strike]

Gail Richards: It's midnight.

Commissioner Dryden: The toll of doom for the Scarab!

Captain America: No, I mean it, you've got a nice place. It's not every man that can live off the land, you know. You do your own thing in your own time. You should be proud.

Captain America: [reading inscription] If god did not exist it would be necessary to invent him.

Billy: [while smoking a Joint] Oh wow! What? Who's that man? What the hell was that, man?

Captain America: Huh?

Billy: [nervous] No, man, like hey, man. Wow. I was watching this object man, li-like the satellite that we saw the other night, right? And, like, it was going right across the sky, man, and then... I mean it just suddenly, uh, it just changed direction and went whizzin right off, man. It flashed...

Captain America: [interupting him] You're stoned out of your mind, man.

George Hanson: What's "dude"? Is that like "dude ranch"?

Captain America: Dude means nice guy. Dude means a regular sort of person.

Billy: We did it, man. We did it, we did it. We're rich, man. We're retirin' in Florida now, mister.

Captain America: You know Billy, we blew it.

Captain America: It's grass.

George Hanson: You mean marijuana? Lord have mercy, is that what that is?

Stranger on the Highway: [giving Wyatt some LSD] When you get to the right place, with the right people, quarter this. You know, this could be the right place. The time's running out.

Captain America: Yeah, I'm, I'm hip about time. But I just gotta go.

Captain America: Have you gotta helmut?

George Hanson: Have I gotta helmut? Ha ha ha!

Captain America: I'm hip about time.